USS Princess Matoika (ID-2290)

USS Princess Matoika (ID-2290), 1917-1919. The ship was also SS Kiautschou for HAPAG from 1900 to 1904; SS Princess Alice (sometimes misspelled as Prinzess Alice) for Norddeutscher Lloyd, 1904–1917; USAT Princess Matoika from 1919–1921; SS Princess Matoika for the United States Mail Steamship Line and United States Lines, 1921–1925; SS President Arthur for United States Lines and Palestine American Line, 1922–1926; SS City of Honolulu for the Los Angeles Steamship Company, 1926–1933.

As SS Princess Alice

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  SS Princess Alice interned at Cebu, Philippines, c. 1914–1916

As USS Princess Matoika

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  USS Princess Matoika with barge c. 1918.jpg
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  Officers and crew of USS Princess Matoika, c. 1918
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  Greeting troops aboard USS Princess Matoika, 20 December 1918
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  Officers converse on USS Princess Matoika, 20 December 1918
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  Image:Boat drill on USS Princess Matoika, April 1919
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  USS Princess Matoika in port, 1919
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  USS Princess Matoika in port with coal barge, 1919. Probably taken in Norfolk or Newport News, Virginia
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  USS Princess Matoika underway in 1919
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  USS Princess Matoika in 1919
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  USS Princess Matoika in port at New York in 1919. The photo identifies the ship as USAT Princess Matoika but the United States Naval Historical Center says that the paint scheme indicates it was still in navy service at the time.

As SS Princess Matoika

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  Crew members of R-38 aboard SS Princess Matoika
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  Six crew members of R-38 aboard SS Princess Matoika